On the morning of March 26, 110 citizens of Tajikistan were returned from Poland to Tajikistan. They fled from Ukraine due to the war in the country. Photo: Internet It is reported that the embassy staff issued return certificates to those who did not have identification documents. As previously reported, on March 11 and 12, […]
On the morning of March 26, 110 citizens of Tajikistan were returned from Poland to Tajikistan. They fled from Ukraine due to the war in the country.
Photo: InternetIt is reported that the embassy staff issued return certificates to those who did not have identification documents.
As previously reported, on March 11 and 12, 303 citizens of Tajikistan were returned home to Dushanbe from Warsaw by planes of the Polish airline Enter Air.
In total, 413 citizens of Tajikistan have been returned home. It is reported that before the military invasion by Russia, about 4,000 citizens of Tajikistan lived in Ukraine.
Earlier, the National Alliance of Tajikistan, a coalition of Tajik opposition parties and groups outside Tajikistan, created a Headquarters to assist Tajik refugees seeking asylum in Europe after Russia’s attack on Ukraine and provided assistance to more than a hundred Tajik, Uzbek, and Kyrgyz refugees who were traveling from Ukraine to Europe. “Many refugees are still on the way, we are in contact with them and are preparing to help,” said the National Alliance. Among the refugees were many elderly people and children. If the refugees did not have conditions or a place to stay, the headquarters organized transportation and provided them with temporary housing, and some were settled in the homes of compatriots.